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Visual timers for autism

A visual timer shows time as a picture, not as numbers. Parents, teachers and therapists use visual timers with children with autism for transitions, waiting and daily routines. These timers are free and run online.

What the child sees

The sand runs to the bottom.

What the child can touch

Turn it with a finger. Tap to shake the sand. Play does not change the time.

Lengths

• 1 minute
• 2 minutes
• 3 minutes
• 5 minutes
• 10 minutes
• 15 minutes
• 20 minutes
• 30 minutes

Transitions and waiting

One thing gets less, and the end is clear.

• Sand timer
• Water tank timer
• Ice pop timer
• Balloons timer
• Glow ring timer

Daily routines

For teeth, hands, clean up and the car.

• Tooth brushing timer
• Hand washing timer
• Clean-up timer
• Car ride timer

Quiet scenes

Slow motion and soft colours.

• Lava lamp timer
• Bubble tube timer
• Night sky timer
• Fish tank timer

Trains, rockets and machines

Select a scene that the child likes.

• Train gets its wagons timer
• Rocket timer
• Digger and truck timer
• Train race timer

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